The Animal Health Emergency Management (AHEM) project has recently released its new resource, Emergency Response Procedures for NON-DISEASE RELATED EMERGENCIES.
LOOKING FOR THE CATTLE REPORT?
We've made some changes to the site, but you can still get the Cattle Report in the same place.
Alberta Beef Producers
Over 18,000 producers. One organization.
ABP is at the heart of Alberta’s cattle and beef industry. We work on behalf of more than 18,000 beef cattle producers to maintain the Canadian beef advantage: outstanding genetics; robust food safety, beef grading, animal health and environmental standards; efficient production practices; high standards of animal care; responsible environmental stewardship; and world-class processing facilities that consistently produce safe, nutritious, high quality, and great tasting beef.
RESOURCES
Want to know the latest beef supply figures? All you need to know about issues impacting cattle practices? You’ll find them all – and more – here in the Resources section.
Latest News
AHEM releases new resource for non-disease related emergencies
ABP Funding Update
Since running a three-part series on ABP’s financial situation, we’ve continued to work to find a solution that will benefit Alberta’s beef industry.
ABP aids in front-of-package labelling exemption win
In June, Alberta Beef Producers (ABP) aligned with cattle producers and organizations across the country calling on Health Canada to exempt ground beef from the proposed front-of-package (FOP) regulations.
Presenting Alberta Beef Producers’ 2022 Annual Report
Alberta Beef Producers’ (ABP’s) 2022 Annual Report is now available for download.
In the report, you’ll find messages from Chair Melanie Wowk and General Manager Brad Dubeau, as well as provincial and national updates, and financials from the last fiscal year.
Print copies of the 2022 Annual Report will be available at upcoming events, and by request.
ABP Daily
Looking for up-to-date industry news? Check out abpdaily.com
Upcoming Events
2022/23 BCRC Webinar Series
September 7 to March 22, 2023
This year’s Beef Cattle Research Council webinar series will cover a range of topics all focused on practical, science-based information for Canadian beef producers. Topics include the Canadian Cow-Calf Cost of Production Network, opportunities and limitations in nutrition and feed management and record keeping.